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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." As warm and cozy as a home-cooked family meal can feel, there's nothing like a quick snack mix to quell ...

From the Betty Crocker Kitchen: Is it time for a party? Then it's time for Chex Party Mix! This crunchy, salty snack is a welcome addition to any big game celebration or holiday gathering. In large ...

Its simple base consists of only three ingredients—sausage, cheese and biscuit mix—which has made it a go-to hosting dish for ...

1. In a large microwavable bowl, mix cereals and 1 cup cheese crackers; set aside. 2. Place butter, brown sugar, corn syrup and salt in 2-cup microwavable measuring cup. Microwave on HIGH for 1 minute ...

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Whether it's a group of gals who meet monthly to roll the dice in a game of Bunco, a lively gathering of wordsmiths playing Scrabble, or Monopoly among family, game night is an idea that doesn't go ...

Chex Mix is one of the great American snacks, ever since the first recipe was printed on cereal boxes in 1952. As much as we love the original version and its variety of pre-packaged descendants, ...

With New Year's Eve celebrations around the corner, I'm turning to the party food of my childhood: Chex Mix. The recipe was created by the Ralston-Purina Company in the early 1950s to move boxes of ...

While a home-cooked family meal can make you feel warm and satisfied, there's nothing like a quick snack to quell your hunger during those in-between moments. Sure, you could opt for store-bought ...